Fountain Hills board approves consent agenda, dual‑enrollment IGA, reading list, facility manual updates and IT contract
August 11, 2022 | Fountain Hills Unified School, School Districts, Arizona
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At its regular meeting the Fountain Hills Unified School District board approved several action items by voice vote, including the consent agenda and multiple items from the meeting's action calendar.
On intergovernmental agreements, the board approved the EBIT IGA for dual‑enrollment classes for the 2022–23 school year. Superintendent Dr. Jagadinsky described the agreement as "pretty standard" and said it had been reviewed by the district attorney.
The board approved four novels as supplemental reading material for the high‑school English program; Dr. Jagadinsky said the titles had been displayed for 60 days and no public feedback had been received.
The board also approved changes to the FHUSD facility rental procedure manual and fee schedule to expand the list of groups eligible for free facility requests to include Kiwanis, the Fountain Hills Coalition, Rotary and the Golden Eagle Education Foundation.
On technology services, the board approved partnering with BISP LLC Technology Group (via a 1GPA cooperative) to provide district‑wide IT services and cybersecurity support. Dr. Jagadinsky said outsourcing addresses current staffing constraints and estimated "roughly around $7,000 savings this year," while retaining some existing in‑house employees.
The board appointed a delegate and alternate to the Arizona School Boards Association delegate assembly and approved the ASBA 2022 draft political agenda for the delegate to represent at the assembly.
All motions reported in the meeting passed on voice votes; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
On intergovernmental agreements, the board approved the EBIT IGA for dual‑enrollment classes for the 2022–23 school year. Superintendent Dr. Jagadinsky described the agreement as "pretty standard" and said it had been reviewed by the district attorney.
The board approved four novels as supplemental reading material for the high‑school English program; Dr. Jagadinsky said the titles had been displayed for 60 days and no public feedback had been received.
The board also approved changes to the FHUSD facility rental procedure manual and fee schedule to expand the list of groups eligible for free facility requests to include Kiwanis, the Fountain Hills Coalition, Rotary and the Golden Eagle Education Foundation.
On technology services, the board approved partnering with BISP LLC Technology Group (via a 1GPA cooperative) to provide district‑wide IT services and cybersecurity support. Dr. Jagadinsky said outsourcing addresses current staffing constraints and estimated "roughly around $7,000 savings this year," while retaining some existing in‑house employees.
The board appointed a delegate and alternate to the Arizona School Boards Association delegate assembly and approved the ASBA 2022 draft political agenda for the delegate to represent at the assembly.
All motions reported in the meeting passed on voice votes; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
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